Asbury University - Asburian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

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K Lv. L.. - L. L-jf S Q!lsEvR1AN -in 1 Q Q 7 SENIORS A. V - x . .1 7' mill: W Q ax , 4 J 1 2 ii. Mi 951 5,1 . 3 pg.: JEANETTE ALICE ERNY, A.B ................. Chieago, Illinois Vice-President Class, '2'i3 Luc-y Stoncg Athening Glec Club, '2T. CLAUDE WHEELER YOUNG, A.B. . ..... . Charleston, West Virginia President Class, '273 Manager Lyceum, 'QTQ Athoniag Cicoroniag Ministt-rizil Assor-lation: Collegian Staff, '26g Basketball, '25, '26, '27g Baseball, '25, '26, '2T. Lois ALBERTA ELLIOTT, A.B ............. . . Lansing, Michigan Michigan State College, '24, Lucy Stone, Glee Club, '27g Columbia. A REPRESENTATIVE ALUMNUS Miss Mullikin graduated from Asbury College in 1897. She taught in the public schools of Kentucky for six years, two years in Asbury College, and two years in Kingwood College. She was appointed as a mission- Miss PEARL MULLIKIN . 25 ary to Africa under the M. E. Church in 1909. There her field of labor included circuit work, work among the women and teaching. She is now principal of the Nlrewa School, Mrewa, Africa. LJHSQEZQEUQ im 1 K DIL WW